Hola!
That was Frank's description of the transition from summer to fall, just over the past week or 10 days:
"All of a sudden we shifted from second gear, into fifth."
Of course our calendar is full of all good things. But everything starts up all at once, and I fill the calendar with pick-up times, evening events, back-to-school nights, sports practices and games. Oh, and then there are church activities and friend and neighborhood events.
Ho-ho-ho!! (Bet you didn't know that Christmas is almost here...)

I'm kidding. Christmas is a LOOOOOOOOng time from now!
FIRST DAY of SCHOOL. The kids went back to school on Tuesday. Here they are, humoring their mom by standing still for a picture (during the mad dash to get out the door).Early-morning seminary also started, on Thursday. Nothing like hitting the ground running. That alarm goes off VERY early. Painful for everyone involved. Good thing they have awesome seminary teachers!
SOCCER. Kara had her first soccer game last Saturday. That's for the town team, and she also wants to be on the school team. We'll see how tryouts go.
VOLLEYBALL. Teresa played her first away games this week. I can't wait for a home game so I can watch!REFFING. Teresa has taken classes to be a ref for the town youth soccer games this season. Her first game will be at the end of this week.
BACK-TO-SCHOOL NIGHT. Amazingly, the High School already had their Back-to-School night, after just 3 days of school. I still think the new building is to die for. Worth all the hassle and hype, and paying our property taxes through the nose. It's beautiful.
RED SOX GAME. Frank and I had Red Sox tickets last Friday night! It poured. Then it stopped, so the game was delayed about 90 minutes. The best part? The Internet saved us...we saw the storm warnings online, so we waited at home. Then the Red Sox website kept us updated on start time status. By the time we found out the new start time, we had avoided the nasty traffic and weather, and sailed right downtown to Fenway. Very cool.
FRANK GETS BETTER. Well, he is still coughing some, but the cough always lasts the longest, I think. He was in bed for 3 days, for Pete's sake, but has slowly come out of the "sick fog" this week. Ugh.
Hope your week was productive-- Onward! Love, Kari


1 comments:
That is the most perfect description of my fall this year. Thank you, thank you, thank you for it.
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